Students love to see themselves....
Catch them doing science!
Let them use the cameras to catch science in every day events:
1. Take photos or videos of field trips.
2. Take photos or videos illustrating vocabulary words.
3. Take photos or videos of plant growth
4. Take photos or videos of community
5. Take photos or videos of classroom pet
6. Take photos to prompt creative writing
7. Take photos of learning centers for a choice chart
8. Use photos for graphing
9. Use photos or videos for step by step directions.
10. Use photos for sequencing
11. Take photos or videos for assessment
12. Use photos or videos for concept illustration
13. Display student work on your website by taking a digital photo of it.
14. Send a camera home with a student to take photos of family traditions
15. Scan photos that students bring in for a Traditions Book.
16. Use photos as graphics in student work.
17. Take photos or videos of geometric or property concepts - line, shape, texture, form and color.
18. Take photos or videos of something that is a problem in the classroom. Show the video and have students brainstorm ideas to fix the problem.
19. Take videos or photos of the weather and seasons.
20. Laminate photos of students for voting, selecting partners, choosing centers, or graphing
21. Take photos of classroom events for student journaling.
22. Take photos of costume day, hat day, book character day, and use for prompts for writing assignments.
23. Use the zoom on your camera as a make-shift digital microscope.
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Students love to see themselves....
Catch them doing science!
Let them use the cameras to catch science in every day events:
1. Take photos or videos of field trips.
2. Take photos or videos illustrating vocabulary words.
3. Take photos or videos of plant growth
4. Take photos or videos of community
5. Take photos or videos of classroom pet
6. Take photos to prompt creative writing
7. Take photos of learning centers for a choice chart
8. Use photos for graphing
9. Use photos or videos for step by step directions.
10. Use photos for sequencing
11. Take photos or videos for assessment
12. Use photos or videos for concept illustration13. Display student work on your website by taking a digital photo of it.
14. Send a camera home with a student to take photos of family traditions
15. Scan photos that students bring in for a Traditions Book.
16. Use photos as graphics in student work.
17. Take photos or videos of geometric or property concepts - line, shape, texture, form and color.
18. Take photos or videos of something that is a problem in the classroom. Show the video and have students brainstorm ideas to fix the problem.
19. Take videos or photos of the weather and seasons.
20. Laminate photos of students for voting, selecting partners, choosing centers, or graphing
21. Take photos of classroom events for student journaling.
22. Take photos of costume day, hat day, book character day, and use for prompts for writing assignments.
23. Use the zoom on your camera as a make-shift digital microscope.
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